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Economy
Fiscal Spending to Lift Economy, According to Bank of Canada
Fiscal spending outlined in Budget 2016 will outweigh global headwinds and provide a boost to economic growth according to the Bank of Canada.
April 13, 2016
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
Will the Fall in Corporate Earnings Lead Toward an Economic Recession?
Do you remember the good times of late 2011 to early 2014? Profits for companies in the S&P ...
April 13, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
UK Bank Foreign Currency Transfer Fees Still Highest Despite Cuts
UK banks have cut charges on small foreign currency transfers over the past three months by almost 22 ...
April 11, 2016
BY
Jane Werrell
What Drags Down World Trade Growth?
Growth in world trade is expected to remain sluggish in 2016 due to weak global demand, according to ...
April 7, 2016
BY
Emel Akan
Are Robots Taking Our Jobs?
Automation, driven by technological progress, has been increasing inexorably for the past several decades and may be reaching ...
April 7, 2016
BY
Moshe Y. Vardi
Over 30 Countries Tax Financial Speculation—Why Doesn’t the US?
Americans are used to paying sales taxes on basic goods and services. But when a Wall Street trader ...
April 6, 2016
BY
Sarah Anderson
The Truth About Low-Wage Jobs and Robots
The Economic Report of the President reports that low-wage jobs in America have an 83% chance of being ...
April 6, 2016
BY
Salim Furth
Don’t Look at Panama, Look at Delaware
Before this week, Panama was mostly associated with the Panama Canal and as a stop-over for international flights ...
April 6, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
US Is a Land of Plenty, so Why Do Millions of Americans Still Go Hungry?
Are people in the United States getting enough to eat?
April 6, 2016
BY
Jay L. Zagorsky
Explainer: What Are ‘Tax Havens’?
The Panama Papers leak sheds some light on the intricate ways in which the wealthy can exploit secretive ...
April 5, 2016
BY
Tommaso Faccio
How a Double Migrant Crisis Is Halting Greece’s Recovery
There is another exodus taking place that could prove to be the last nail in the coffin of ...
April 5, 2016
BY
Vasilios Theoharakis
How Can Guinea Tap Into Its $200 Billion Resources?
Despite the slowdown in the Chinese economy and the resulting slump in commodity prices, a consortium of Chinese, ...
April 4, 2016
BY
Uju Okoye
US Continues Adding Jobs, While the Unemployment Rate Rises to 5 Percent
The U.S. gained 215,000 jobs this month, while the unemployment rate rose to five percent, the Labor Department ...
April 1, 2016
BY
Denisse Moreno
Price Shock: How the Gas Industry Is Weathering the Oil Crash
Falling oil prices are causing a shake-up in the gas industry.
March 30, 2016
BY
Diane Kraal
Apple Remains in Dark How FBI Hacked iPhone Without Its Help
WASHINGTON—The FBI's announcement that it mysteriously hacked into an iPhone is a public setback for Apple Inc., as ...
March 29, 2016
BY
The Associated Press
Rare Earths: Driven by Magnetic Applications and Diversity in Supply
Rare earths are vital for the tech in modern economies, but it's the magnetic group of these elements ...
March 28, 2016
BY
Artem Golev
China Beige Book: Economic Slowdown Affects Labor Market for First Time
Every economy has themes. For the Chinese economy, the only theme up until recently was rapid growth. First ...
March 27, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
Traditional Business Models Won’t Survive a Robot Takeover
As you may have noticed or not for some time the use of machines has become a way ...
March 27, 2016
BY
Anthony Carranza
Economists Explain Why Our Economy Crashes Every 18 Years
The U.S. economy has moved according to a set cycle for close to 200 years, and experts warn ...
March 25, 2016
BY
Joshua Philipp
Book Review: ‘The New Case for Gold’
Whether it’s up or down today, gold is always a hot topic. If you say it has value ...
March 25, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
More Bad China Debt News: SOE Defaults on $2.3 Billion
This week, on March 22, we commented on the rapidly growing corporate bond bubble in China and why ...
March 23, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
Liberals Plan Innovation Overhaul in Budget 2016
Budget 2016 aims to turn Canada into an innovation powerhouse, although the details are mostly still to come.
March 22, 2016
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
China’s Corporate Bond Bubble
It doesn't mean China will do anything about it, but the central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan said on ...
March 22, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
James Rickards: ‘You Are Going to See World Money’
An introduction to lawyer, portfolio manager, government adviser, lecturer, and author James Rickards could easily be five pages ...
March 21, 2016
BY
Valentin Schmid
Iraq Exports First Natural Gas Shipment in Its History
A government spokesman says Iraq has exported the first shipment of natural gas condensate in its history, a ...
March 20, 2016
BY
The Associated Press
Why Income Inequality Is the Policy Issue to Make or Break Governments
One of the most worrying socioeconomic trend a country could experience is the increase in income inequality across ...
March 17, 2016
BY
Fabrizio Carmignani
Swayed by Global Threats, Fed’s Uncertainty Not Good for Canada
A very cautious Fed is more confident about the economy, but global headwinds are raising uncertainty about rate ...
March 16, 2016
BY
Rahul Vaidyanath
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